Saw what you will about Bush. I've watched a bunch of these medal of honor ceremonies. His was the most heartfelt and sincere. He literally shed tears.
Tears welled up in my eyes as I heard that. What an amazing thing to say to honour a fallen hero. God bless that man who had this to say after he lost his brother.
@@deneshbhaskar3944 You clearly don't know what you're talking about. So, shut up and go back to your two subscribers channel and gain publicity in a better way.
Petty Officer Monsoor was killed at Ramadi. Ramadi was worse than Fallujah, but Fallujah got all the press coverage, because it was closer to Baghdad than Ramadi. (Baghdad was where they could upload their videos that would be broadcast on TV.) Ramadi was where my son, MOS 11-Bravo, (infantry) spent his only tour in Iraq. He told me some real horror stories of his year (about April ‘05-April’06) there. Many made it home to deal with PTSD. Some didn’t have to live with that curse. Others lost their lives in Ramadi. And the others, the ones we call HEROES, willingly chose to die so others could live. Petty Officer Monsoor, a grateful nation thanks you and honors you for your sacrifice. Anchors Aweigh!
Bush Jr. shed a tear during Mikey’s award citation. As much as Bush Jr. was demonized during his tenure, he was a great president. God bless Mikey and his family.
his parents especially his mom is so heartbroken bur proud. Amazing! I think Mikes family shouldve gotten millions. Seriously our vets dont make enough. But wait they fight so people can be millionares lmao.
Watched this Multiple times and still can't say for sure if the president's reaction was rooted in his background in the service or a firm conviction about the cause. Still, one thing is for certain he was in that moment as human as anyone in the room and that was very touching!
Our country is quickly being turned into a sickening sespool of wickedness of self loathing, entitled, narcicistic corruption. The unGodly fodder that infect our communities, that go above and beyond to spill evil and chaos among innocent law abiding citizens. They're not worthy to even tread on the adjoining soil of the country that Michael Monsoor and so many others have sacrificed everything for.
Roos- Nam. Mike Mansoor. He was Navy seal assigned to me. Mike was able to figure out almost immediately the Navy seals were assigned incorrectly- he knew that they were not the garden of eaden- nor should they have been pretending to be. He lost his life almost immediately- he was to smart and to honorable to sit by and prefrom acts that some in the Navy were requested to prefrom. Forced to work in the mind- sometimes on earth, you need to make a choice.
That's a rough one. I wonder what Bush was thinking during the reading of the citation. I honestly don't blame him for Iraq. All the gears and wheels were already in place long before he became president.
I think they wouldn't ID those in attendance and those he saved that day cause they are still actively deployed. Just by nature of their jobs they are the most highly trained and specialized men we have and it would not be wise to publicly name them, thus giving the enemy a prize to search for. I'm just thinking out loud though. I simply cannot comprehend where the inner strength and conviction comes from to sacrifice your life like these young men do. such a hero. he'll be sorely missed
Saw what you will about Bush. I've watched a bunch of these medal of honor ceremonies. His was the most heartfelt and sincere. He literally shed tears.
Because bush was a veteran himself.
“Mikey looked death in the face and said you can not take my brothers, I will go in their stead”
Gosh dammit! Caught me off guard over here.
This is what honour is .. nowadays is really rare
Tears welled up in my eyes as I heard that. What an amazing thing to say to honour a fallen hero. God bless that man who had this to say after he lost his brother.
😭😭😭😭
And thanks to Jocko for making sure his actions didn't go unrecognized
We are in your debt, Michael. The ultimate hero.
Whenever I need some inspiration in my life, I come back here to watch this.
He lived up to his name. in Arabic, his name means victorious. he lived and left this life victoriously.
Lol Arabic ? The person who threw that grenade was Arabic do this is so highly disrespectful
@@deneshbhaskar3944 You clearly don't know what you're talking about. So, shut up and go back to your two subscribers channel and gain publicity in a better way.
@@deneshbhaskar3944 He was also with two Iraqi soldiers who are more than likely Arabic and he saved their lives as well
@@deneshbhaskar3944 It's an entire language. How is that disrespectful?
@@franks450 Mike was AMERICAN. Period. Hes a hero. He wasnt leb.
God bless Mike Monsoor and his family for ever and ever 🙏 Amen
Petty Officer Monsoor was killed at Ramadi. Ramadi was worse than Fallujah, but Fallujah got all the press coverage, because it was closer to Baghdad than Ramadi. (Baghdad was where they could upload their videos that would be broadcast on TV.)
Ramadi was where my son, MOS 11-Bravo, (infantry) spent his only tour in Iraq. He told me some real horror stories of his year (about April ‘05-April’06) there.
Many made it home to deal with PTSD. Some didn’t have to live with that curse. Others lost their lives in Ramadi. And the others, the ones we call HEROES, willingly chose to die so others could live.
Petty Officer Monsoor, a grateful nation thanks you and honors you for your sacrifice.
Anchors Aweigh!
Bush Jr. shed a tear during Mikey’s award citation. As much as Bush Jr. was demonized during his tenure, he was a great president. God bless Mikey and his family.
Surely, Jesus himself welcomed him to His table. Micheal's dignity and love will never be forgotten.
Amen
Thanks for your sacrifice~"thou good & faithful servant...", a Hero, we must never forget.
❤️
Moved me to tears. HERO. Patriot.
Thank you Monsoor family
Amazing man.
God bless his family raising a beautiful person like Michael he always be proud of our Arabic heritage working hard and sacrifice for America
He’s of Christian Lebanese origins. Many many of whose claim a non-Arab identity. I wish your respect this cultural distinction.
GREAT MEN
Might not have been the best president but he deeply appreciated his boys the troops
@@NemesisEn4cer what do you mean? I too appreciate what Jacob King said, I only ask for clarification
So much that he sent thousands to die in a senseless war, full knowing that there weren't weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
@@ag4832 thats what you believe? you are a fool
@@ag4832Yet his emotion is undeniably real. Guilt maybe?
@@HSRUA427 hope so.
Today, i remember Michael Monsoor... RIP brother...
Sacrifice he made is a pure Love of your brotherhood...
I will defend... Michael Monsoor !!!
God bless you brother!
You can hear it gets harder and harder for Bush to continue reading due to emotions.
The citation paraphrased part of the song this is your time by Michael W smith
his parents especially his mom is so heartbroken bur proud. Amazing! I think Mikes family shouldve gotten millions. Seriously our vets dont make enough. But wait they fight so people can be millionares lmao.
Watched this Multiple times and still can't say for sure if the president's reaction was rooted in his background in the service or a firm conviction about the cause. Still, one thing is for certain he was in that moment as human as anyone in the room and that was very touching!
Rest in Peace 🇺🇸
Michael Monsoor sacrificed his life for his brothers on the feast day of St Michael the Archangel, after whom he was named.
Anyone notice when he said he had a choice to die or save himself. It is similar to the opening lyrics of Michael W Smith’s this is your time
Our country is quickly being turned into a sickening sespool of wickedness of self loathing, entitled, narcicistic corruption. The unGodly fodder that infect our communities, that go above and beyond to spill evil and chaos among innocent law abiding citizens. They're not worthy to even tread on the adjoining soil of the country that Michael Monsoor and so many others have sacrificed everything for.
cool!
The family should get lots of money as well. Government is giving away $$ to everyone but not to anyone who deserves it.
Good god.
BS he gave his life for his country. He gave his life to protect his brothers in arms.
RIP Mike.
Roos- Nam. Mike Mansoor. He was Navy seal assigned to me. Mike was able to figure out almost immediately the Navy seals were assigned incorrectly- he knew that they were not the garden of eaden- nor should they have been pretending to be. He lost his life almost immediately- he was to smart and to honorable to sit by and prefrom acts that some in the Navy were requested to prefrom. Forced to work in the mind- sometimes on earth, you need to make a choice.
Thank you for going into the fray to face the dragons mikey
That's a rough one. I wonder what Bush was thinking during the reading of the citation. I honestly don't blame him for Iraq. All the gears and wheels were already in place long before he became president.
You introduce men who r all politian and not one family members or sealteam who was with Mike at least the retired ones what a shame
I think they wouldn't ID those in attendance and those he saved that day cause they are still actively deployed. Just by nature of their jobs they are the most highly trained and specialized men we have and it would not be wise to publicly name them, thus giving the enemy a prize to search for. I'm just thinking out loud though.
I simply cannot comprehend where the inner strength and conviction comes from to sacrifice your life like these young men do. such a hero. he'll be sorely missed